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Thursday 24 March 2022

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City Deal funding for Queen’s innovation projects

More than £170m in funding has been unveiled for three innovation projects that Queen's University Belfast is taking forward within the Belfast Region City Deal.
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INSIDER FEATURE

Ask the Expert: Should I buy bitcoin?

Conor Cahalane, from Promethean Financial Consultants Ltd, looks at the merits of buying bitcoin which - given the rise and fall (and subsequent rise again) of crypto currencies - is understandably a question asked of (or by) almost everyone.
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DEALS

Telefónica Tech strikes £175m Incremental deal

Telefónica Tech has acquired one of the fastest growing Microsoft partners in the UK for up to £175m.
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Building products firm snapped up in £54m deal by Swedish group

A building products business which serves customers across the UK and Ireland and was established 50 years ago has been acquired by a Swedish business in a multimillion-pound deal.
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270-strong hydraulic hose firm acquired in £65m deal

A hydraulic hose replacement and repair company with 270 employees serving more than 4,000 customers has been acquired in a £65m deal.
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PROPERTY

Ipsos NI takes space at Scottish Provident Building

Research agency Ipsos NI has relocated to the venYou-managed Scottish Provident Building, located in Belfast city centre. Managing director Fiona Rooney has said that she is keen to welcome staff back to the office in the wake of the pandemic.
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Antrim town centre projects to start

Work is to get underway in Antrim town centre on the refurbishment of the former Wellworths building on High Street and to create a new open space at 'Ulster Bar' corner.
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Pandora reveals new store opening

International jewellery brand Pandora is opening a new store in Derry/Londonderry.
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BUSINESS

Reaction as Spring Statement “falls short” of action needed

Chancellor Rishi Sunak's Spring Statement has received a mixed response from business leaders in Northern Ireland.
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Transformational year at Diaceutics

Diaceutics, a Belfast-based diagnostic commercialisation company for precision testing, has reported full-year results featuring increased revenues and gross profits.
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